Is the risk of doing cervical vertebra operation big

Cervical spine surgery is relatively risky.

There are important structures such as spinal cord and nerve roots in the cervical spine region. If the surgical operation is not careful, it may lead to severe nerve damage and catastrophic consequences such as limb paralysis. If the structure in front of the cervical spine is not handled properly during the operation, it may affect respiratory function and even cause critical situations such as breathing difficulties. In addition, cervical spine surgery requires a long rehabilitation process, during which various complications may occur, such as wound infection, poor healing, loosening of internal fixation, etc., any one of which may adversely affect the surgical effect.